Many parents misunderstand didactic criticism as education and love for their children. But as a child whose mind is still growing, can you really understand that the elders criticize themselves out of love for themselves? Can the educational significance that parents expect really be passed on to their children?

Not necessarily.

Only when children really realize that it doesn't matter to be criticized, understand the reasons for being criticized, and find a solution to the problem, parents' love will bloom, and the meaning of education will be realized-let children learn to know themselves and become better themselves.

Every child will make mistakes, but after being criticized, some children will lose confidence in themselves and feel criticized because they are not good enough and feel inferior. At this time, someone needs to tell children that they are not criticized because they are "stupid" and "stupid", and they should not be unhappy because they are criticized.